Prev Close | 95.76 |
Day Low/High | 94.49 / 97.46 |
52 Wk Low/High | 50.19 / 98.29 |
Prev Close | 95.76 |
Day Low/High | 94.49 / 97.46 |
52 Wk Low/High | 50.19 / 98.29 |
Exchange | NYSE |
Shares Outstanding | 540.99B |
Market Cap | 51.81B |
P/E Ratio | N/A |
Div & Yield | N.A. (N.A) |
Shares of Marathon Petroleum (MPC) wrapped up Monday's trading day to the upside, by 7.8 percent. The stock is TheStreet's Move of the Day.
A broad market rally helped to push Netflix (NFLX) to a new record close Monday.
If all 10 happen, all-time highs await; if not, the bears vs. bulls tug-of-war continues.
The charts show that this energy giant is ready to gush higher.
The key level for oil is $57, where it has bounced before.
Since the oil price tumble in the last six months, it may be time to reconsider buying large-cap energy stocks.
The question: When would sanctions be lifted?
They're doing well despite the lower oil prices.
The price will bottom, maybe not far from here.
Here are the emerging trends that I believe are actionable.
We are buying the weakness, albeit slowly.
The higher-yielding oil companies are down to very attractive levels.
It's part of a group that is just going to go higher.
TheStreet's Energy Contributor Dan Dicker says the bad news will continue for U.S. refiners and refining stocks.
Odds are up for Marathon Petroleum to resume its larger uptrend.
Valero, Marathon and Tesoro see bottom line up.
It looks like just a bounce off support.
Reducing risk in your portfolio makes sense right now.
Estimates for the refiners are too low because of this Permian discount.
Specifically, the refiners.
The market invariably rewards serious value-creation moves like these.